AS ______ AS POSSIBLE

About the exhibition

Five Korean artists and teams show new works on the museum's G and first floors, for the Hanwha x Anthropic Art Commission 2026. Entry is free and needs no booking. The museum frames the project around two topics in AI research: interpretability, or understanding how an AI system works, and alignment, or getting AI to act in line with human intentions and values. The museum asks what could fill the blank in the title, suggesting as accurately, as understandably, as intended or as desirably as possible.

The works are Mirim Chu's 새로운 경로를 탐색합니다, Kahee Jeong's 103 Early Hints, Inhwa Yeom's 찬드라 연대기: 인 뉴로버스, Ubac Studio's Body, Still, Moving and MinOhrichar's Rocket Sequence #11 Orbit. The museum describes Chu as working with digital drawing, video and satellite maps, Jeong with video, installation, performance and sound, and Yeom with AI, XR, biotechnology and interactive systems. Ubac Studio is a duo focused on XR interactive installation. Herald Business reports that the artists could use Anthropic's AI model Claude while making the work.